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Mondo 2000 - Issue 17

by: Fun City MegaMedia

Publication date: 1997
Topics: mondo 2000, cyberpunk, cyberculture, technology, music, zine, magazine, 90s, art, fun city megamedia, queen mu, r.u. sirius, r.u. sirius, bart nagel, jude milhon, robert phoenix, brothers hartnoll, carl craig, steve hillage, percy howard, nina hagen, frank miller, mischa beitz, oliver stone, steve beck, john perry barlow, cintra wilson, tom pitts, alexander shulgin, brian o'leary, mo lohaus, geoff metcalf, chris hudak, heidi foley, beth slatkin, charles ostman, gus gus, pete mccracken, dah, scott lepich, andy schmidt, cynthia mitchel, steve beck, orbital, jorjee, nina, waistland, azadine alia
Collection: mondo2000magazine; sfmagazines; magazine_rack
Language: English
Item Size: 1.8G

Mondo 2000 was a glossy cyberculture magazine published in California during the 1980s and 1990s. It covered cyberpunk topics such as virtual reality and smart drugs. It was a more anarchic and subversive prototype for the later-founded Wired magazine.

Contents

Are Friends Electric - Electronic Remixed by Robert Phoenix

Orbiting Wildly - Clocking the Spin with the Brothers Hartnoll
Motor City takes from Carl Craig - Subotnick, Food and Revolutionary Art
The Tranceparent Steve Hillage
Speedy J - Tracking Public Energy #1
Electronic Unloaded by Percy Howard

Nina Hagen - Radha-cal by Robert Phonenix
Frank Miller - Comix' Dark Night Lifts His Visor by Mischa Beitz
Oliver Stone - The Wounded and the Living by Steve Beck
Barlow Debriefed ny R.U.Sirius

Cuba 1980 by Cintra Wilson and Tom Pitts

Melatonin - The Dark Traveler by Alexander Shulgin
Tapping the Void - Brian O'Leary on Zero Point Energy by Mo Lohaus
Laser Weaponry - Black Budget Toys, Charles Ostman talks with KSFO's Geoff Metcalf

Random Access Murder by Chris Hudak